Get all your news in one place.

100’s of premium titles.
One app.

Get all your news in one place.

100’s of premium titles. One news app.

The Latest Breaking News from European Union

Israel-Hamas war latest: Leaders of France, Germany and Britain endorse calls for cease-fire in Gaza

The leaders of France, Germany and Britain have endorsed calls for a cease-fire in Gaza, the return of scores of hostages held by Hamas and the “unfettered” delivery of humanitarian aid

The Independent UK

Europe’s ‘firewall’ against the extreme right is holding – but the US election could change everything

A comeback for a vengeful Donald Trump would embolden and legitimise frustrated European nationalists and populists, says Paul Taylor of the European Policy Centre

The Guardian - UK

Monday briefing: How Elon Musk is shaping a dangerous political moment

In today’s newsletter: As Musk prepares to interview Donald Trump, his use of X to amplify far-right voices and spread misinformation raises concerns. But what can be done to rein him in?

The Guardian - UK

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

The new plastic bottle lids are driving us mad for a good reason

Drinking from a bottle seems to have suddenly become a struggle, thanks to caps that remain attached. But this annoying development is rooted in the battle against plastic waste, Katie Rosseinsky discovers

The Independent UK

Forget OLED — this stunning new laser TV is 150 inches and super bright

The Hisense PL2 will launch in Europe in August in sizes up to 150 inches.

Tom’s Guide

‘Unstoppable’ sloth borne virus detected in for first time in Europe after two die in Brazil

Cases of Oropouche virus have been reported in Europe for the first time according to officials

The Independent UK

Gaza closer to ‘grisly milestone’ of 40,000 deaths, as Taoiseach condemns strike

Simon Harris said there is growing evidence of a ‘prolonged humanitarian catastrophe’.

Evening Standard

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Was the shooting of a nine-year-old girl in Hackney linked to a Europe-wide battle between rival drug gangs?

Fatal clashes between Turkish criminals in the heroin trade are spreading in Europe, an Observer investigation reveals

The Guardian - UK

Thousands Protest In Serbian Capital Against Lithium Mine

Thousands hit the streets in Serbia's capital Belgrade Saturday to protest the rebooting of a controversial lithium mine set to serve as a vital source to power Europe's green energy transition.

International Business Times

China signs billion-dollar deal for car factory in Turkey

China’s car giant BYD’s announcement to build a billion-dollar factory in Turkey represents a significant turnaround in bilateral relations. However, concerns persist regarding human rights issues and Turkey’s stance on the Chinese Muslim Uyghur community.

Radio France Internationale

EU and US call for the release of Belarus' political prisoners on the anniversary of mass protests

The European Union and the United States have marked the fourth anniversary of massive protest in Belarus by calling for the release of all political prisoners voicing support for the Belarusian people

The Independent UK

China Files WTO Complaint Over EU Tariffs On Evs

China files WTO complaint against EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, raising concerns about potential trade dispute escalation.

Top News

What Ukraine’s assault on Russia could mean for EU gas supplies

Assault on key gas hub Sudzha highlights Europe’s continued reliance on Russian energy.

Al Jazeera

UN refugee agency accuses Cyprus government of pushing asylum seekers into a UN buffer zone

The United Nations refugee agency is accusing government authorities in ethnically divided Cyprus of rounding up dozens of migrants and forcing them back inside a U.N.-controlled buffer zone that they crossed to seek asylum

The Independent UK

Get all your
news in one place.

100’s of premium titles.
One news app.

InsideEVs

Affordable EVs May Not Be Profitable: 'Just Not Realistic'

Analysts think economic headwinds are too harsh for future affordable EVs to drive any profits.

The Independent UK

Italian beach establishments close umbrellas briefly to protest long-delayed liberalization plans

Italian beach establishments mounted a symbolic two-hour strike early Friday aimed at pressuring the government not to enact a decades-old EU directive to liberalize the sector, long a symbol of Italy’s failure to reform the economy

International Business Times

X Halts Using Personal Data Of Europeans To Train AI

Social platform X said Friday it would work European regulators after agreeing to suspended its heavily criticised use of European users' personal data to train its artificial intelligence chatbot Grok.

Radio France Internationale

Protesters in Bulgaria slam bill to ban LGBTQ+ 'propaganda' in schools

Protesters rallied outside Bulgaria’s parliament on Thursday to denounce a controversial legal amendment adopted the day before that bans talk of LGBTQ+ and so-called "non-traditional sexual choices" in schools.

Get all your
news in one place.

100’s of premium titles.
One news app.

The Guardian - UK

Wall Street banker bonuses forecast to rise 35% this year

Surge caused by rebound in market activity very likely to influence payouts for European outposts of banks

Evening Standard

Is it time to add a Chief AI Officer to your board?

City Voices: Boardrooms must have the skills to grapple with significant regulatory developments in the field of AI

The Independent UK

Barclays becomes first UK bank to lift EU cap on bankers’ bonuses

In a memo sent to staff Barclays confirmed it was dropping the bonus cap, which will allow employess to earn up to 10 times their salary

The National (Scotland)

Barclays seizes on post-Brexit rules to give bumper bonuses to top bankers

BARCLAYS has become the latest financial giant to allow top bankers the chance to earn eye-watering bonuses as part of a post-Brexit bonanza for fat…

Fortune

Coca-Cola is going reverse Yankee by selling €1 billion of Euro debt to cover a potential tax charge

The beverage company has been in a long-drawn dispute with tax authorities in the U.S. over a $16 billion charge that it could possibly owe.

Reason

E.U. Regulations Made the CrowdStrike Fiasco Much Worse

The Brussels Effect makes meddlesome European regulations a global problem.

iMore

"A 15% junk fee" — Spotify and Epic slam Apple's latest EU App Store changes

Epic and Spotify aren't happy with Apple's new external linking rules in compliance with the DMA.

1 … 123 124 125 126

People

Alice da Silva Aguiar

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Organisations

the European Commission

716 stories

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Topics

Artificial Intelligence

Places

Fourteen days free

Download the app

One app. One membership.
100+ trusted global sources.